$ 0 0 India put up yet another clinical display to tank defending champions WestIndies with a commanding seven-wicket victory in a group league encounter to brighten their chance of a semifinal berth in the ICC World T20, on Sunday. It was an authoritative all-round performance from India as they first restricted the WestIndies to a modest 129 for seven and then knocked off the runs with two balls to spare. Yuvraj Singh (10) was a bit scratchy in the end but Raina finished with a square cut off Narine. Virat Kohli, in the middle of a great patch, again batted well to smash his way to 54 while Rohit Sharma did his cause no harm by notching up an unbeaten 62. Virat faced 41 balls hitting five fours and a six while Rohit's knock contained five fours and two sixes in 55 balls. This was after Indian spinners led by man-of-the-match Amit Mishra kept the WestIndies batting under tight check. This was also the first time that India beat WestIndies at a World T20 event. With back to back wins over Pakistan and WestIndies, India are now on top of Group 2 and a win over Bangladesh would clinch a last-four berth for the 'Men In Blue' for the first time since the inaugural edition in 2007.